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Why FCC's New 'Net Neutrality' Rules Are Likely To Survive Legal, Congressional Challenges

on February 27, 2015

Given the care taken by the FCC to overcome legal hurdles, it does not come as a surprise that Stanford University Law Professor Barbara van Schewick, a 'Net Neutrality' expert, "was optimistic" about the likelihood that the FCC's newly enacted rules would survive a legal challenge.

Date Published:02/27/2015
Original Publication:The Brad Blog

Published in: Press , Network Neutrality , Architecture and Public Policy